We Believe in Recognition for Positive Pride Efforts
The Pioneer commends Eckles Township 4-H members and families for a six hour river valley cleanup along Hwy 89, collecting 115 bags of litter. The paper also notes vandalism by unknown perverse actors reversing their work, and invites similar recognition for constructive acts with future projects.
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Eckles Township
Hwy
Schmunk
Nymore
Hwy. 71
Hitler
Pioneer
Chinese Team Impresses In Paris Debut Victory
In Paris a Chinese basketball team won 89 to 86 over French opponents in its first European appearance. Star Chao Liang Tsai, 6 feet 9 inches tall and 264 pounds, led the visitors. The Chinese players aided fallen opponents and apologized to officials, drawing mixed reactions from referees about future aggression.
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China
Paris
Chao Liang-tsai
Democrats’ banquet fund-raising tops Republicans in dollars
Washington AP reports Democrats expect to raise over 1 million dollars in annual campaign banquets, a first as compared with Republicans. Rosalind Wyman cites Watergate as a factor boosting Democratic donor interest and notes large events in Texas, Pennsylvania, Illinois and New York.
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Washington
Rosalind Wyman
Watergate
Stillwater warden faces professor clash over resign hint
A heated exchange occurred at the West Central Wardens and Superintendents Conference when Stillwater State Prison Warden Bruce McManus challenged Professor Thomas Morton over Morton's televised suggestion that McManus resign. Morton cited inmate discontent from program cuts while McManus defended prison reforms and educational offerings.
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Stillwater
Minneapolis
McManus
Murton
Cummins
Arkansas
State Penitentiary
Felix Rodriguez
New Mexico
Minnesota liquor bill eyed for price advertising impact
Attorney General Warren Spannaus says the latest liquor bill aims to end exclusive wholesale deals and allow all brands to be sold by every wholesaler while warning that price advertising is needed to trigger any real price drops. The measure also cuts the liquor tax by 14 cents a gallon, and Spannaus will monitor its first year to ensure it delivers hoped for consumer benefits.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Warren Spannaus
Spannaus
Dflers
How to weed your garden of friendship
Advice from HAL BOYLE on trimming social circles by using blunt remarks to end strained friendships. The piece parodies common lines used to push others away, including digs at family, finances, infidelity, and future plans to sever ties.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Buddy
Bemidji Recycling Center Seeks Government Aid For Building
The Northern Minnesota Recycling Center asks citizens to urge legislators to pass Solid Waste Management funding bill. Center remains closed awaiting a building with land and equipment costing about 25000 dollars. If funding succeeds the center will reopen and operate economically and ecologically.
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Northern Minnesota
Bemidji
Robert F. Healy
Northern
U.S. faces deadly stakes in World Trade Week
In World Trade Week, the United States confronts a risky trade balance with a deficit of 2.7 billion dollars last year and rising imports. Exports grew only in agriculture in Q1 1973 while industrial imports surged, highlighting dependence on foreign materials for autos, phones, and newsprint. The US wage of foreign policy abroad adds to spending, while rivals in Europe and Japan gain economic strength.
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New York
United States
U.S
United Sates
World Trade Week
Vietnam
Korea
Europe
Japan
Puzzle Clue List Answers Corner
A compilation of crossword like clues with answers ranging from astronomy to nautical terms and names including Constellation two words and a Copenhagen native plus several abbreviations and states. The list blends Scots and Cornish hints and yields terms such as natural fat imperial ellipses and gibbon in a challenging wordplay set.
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U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Norman A. Carlson
Carlson
Copenhagen
Supreme Court deadlock delays desegregation ruling
A 4-4 tie in a Richmond Virginia case halts a merger of inner city black schools with nearby white suburbs. The decision stalls cross district desegregation, drawing mixed reactions from lawmakers and civil rights advocates while leaving the issue alive for next term.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Richmond
Capitol Hill
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
Ford
Harry F. Byrd Jr
W.va
William L. Taylor
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Center For National Policy Review
Catholic University Law School
Taylor
Naacp Defense Fund, Inc
Brown
High Court
Brown Vs. Board of Education
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Quebec University
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